[L. vox (pl. v c s), voice.]
1. vox populi, the voice of the people; expressed general opinion; common talk or rumour. The Latin maxim Vox populi vox Dei 'the voice of the people is the voice of God', is frequently cited or alluded to in English works from the 15th century onwards.
niiiice! clean editing, good music, thoughtful. maybe film making has a place in your future. creativity takes many forms...this is inspiring! thank you for sharing.--KB
Creative Writing Faculty: Linda Basnage
Faculty Moderator: Kindra Briggs
Editor in Chief: Colton Purvin
Staff:
Katie Taylor
Colin Schreiner
Emma Beriker
Charlotte Beriker
Ian Kpachavi
Kayla Noguchi
Lauren Lee
Kylie Lewis
Elena Long
Katie Taylor
Devon Errington
Molly Simpson
Darrah Shields
David Beleson
Alyson Perna
Sarah Zuckerman
Submissions
This year all works that are submitted to VOX will be published online. The VOX staff will use their discretion to determine whether material is appropriate to publish.
All submissions will be reviewed and some will be chosen to be featured online and/or printed.
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niiiice! clean editing, good music, thoughtful. maybe film making has a place in your future. creativity takes many forms...this is inspiring!
thank you for sharing.--KB
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